Rites Held Tuesday for Commerce Man Arthur Penn
Funeral services were held at the Methodist church in Commerce for Arthur Penn 79 a retired farmer who died Sunday after a month of illness. Rev G M Teeter led the service and burial followed at Memorial Park cemetery in Cape Girardeau. Survivors include his widow three daughters a son a sister two granddaughters two great grandchildren two nephews and four nieces. Additional Commerce News covers local visits and familial guest arrangements.
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Methodist Church
Commerce
Arthur Penn
G. M. Teeter
Memorial Park Cemetery
Cape Girardeau
Penn
Frances Penn
Harry Dwinell
Lyman ‘House
Los Angeles
Calif
Clyde Dailey
St. Louis
Sgt
John Penn
Police Department
Charley Rochelle
Commerce News
G. C. Darby
Sikeston
John T. Carlton
Albert Koch
Flat River
Frank Sibley
Evans Gilpin
Matthews
Sam Schaeffer
Mary Nell
Parma
Tillman Anderson
Virginia Anderson
Price
Matthews News Social Roundup Highlights Local Guests
Mrs Bland Wright and children of St Louis visit Mr and Mrs Frank Radcliffe this week. Mr and Mrs Charles Lumsden and son Larry dine with Mr and Mrs Glen Wilmarth in Bertrand. Mr and Mrs W Morgan of Helena Ark guest of daughter Mrs Leslie Gaines and family. Mr and Mrs Jack Gossett and St Louis children visit the Browns and relatives. Mrs Malcolm Radcliffe and Miss Frankie Deane return from Cape Girardeau summer session. Pvt Cecil Beeson on leave from Nebraska before overseas duty. Mr and Mrs Dwight Twitty and Mr and Mrs Harold Summers visit Parson home. Summers stays to care for ill aunt.
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Nebraska
Dwight Twitty
Lilbourn
Harold Summers
Betty Joe
Gray Ridge
Frank Parson
Summers
Mrs. Parson
Cream Grading Explained and Butter Quality Standards
An overview of butter and cream grading in the United States contrasts highest and lowest quality scores, explains No 1 and No 2 classifications, and notes penalties for illegal cream. It also discusses producers receiving higher prices for No 1 cream to incentivize quality. A local club report mentions a potluck, a discussion on conservation, and plans for an annual birthday party with a penny-per-year donation.
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United States
Local notes on births visits and community events
Mr and Mrs Roy Frohock welcome a son born Monday July. Tollie Warren and daughter Patsy visit friends at Vandyser. Clem Ball and son from Blytheville guest of Forest Ball. Ruth Thornburg returns from Iowa City. Billy Deane II visits relatives near Morehouse. Archie Burch and Billy Morgan dine with Mrs W W Montgomery. Sikeston newborn Joans name born July 24 at Sikeston General. C E Critchlow and daughters Sue Greta with C O Hawkins in Cape Girardeau. Evin Gilpin and F E Sibley attend funeral in Commerce for Mr Penn. Higgs and Sailors visitors from Deming NM to Mrs Albert Higgs. Pvt John Clay Hull naval cadet visits home. Mrs Robert Ball with Lucille accompany Cora Gossett home. Burl Givens returns from Shreveport where husband is at Barksdale. Homer Spradling guest of J R Boyer. medical discharge after Memphis surgery. Mrs Elgin Davis and Donald Story attend funeral for Mrs Davis's sister in Cleveland Miss. Mrs Amos Buchanan and Mrs A B Buchanan visit Gossett family in St Louis. Stanley Community club birthday party at Mrs Roy Stanley’s home.
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Roy Frohock
Tollie Warren
Patsy
Vandyser
Clem Ball
Blytheville
Forest Ball
Ruth Thornburg
Iowa City
Iown
Billy Deane, II
Near Morehouse
Robert Binford
Archie Burch
Billy Morgan
W. W. Montgomery
Anniston
Joan
Bill Mays
Sikeston General Hospital
C. E. Critchlow
Sue
Greta
C. O. Hawkins
Cape Girardeau
Evin Gilpin
F. E. Sibley
Commerce
Penn. Set
Herman Higgs
Ruby Sailors
Deming
New Mexico
Albert Higgs
John Clay Hull
Naval Aviation
University of Town
J.T. Hull
Robert Ball
Lucille
Sikeston
Cora Gossett
Burl Givens
Shreveport
Barksdale Field
Homer Spradling
J. R. Boyer
Spradling
Army
Memphis
Elgin Davis
East Prairie
Donald Story
Martha Ann
Notice of Administration for John A. Young Estate
Letters of administration on the estate of John A. Young were granted July 18 1944 by the Probate Court of Scott County Missouri to Harry C. Young Admr. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not shown within one year from letters’ date shall be forever barred. Witness by seal of the Probate Court of Scott County.
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John A. Young
Probate Court
Scott County
Missouri
Notice of Letters Testamentary for Frank Mount estate
Let ters Testamentary on the estate of Frank Mount deceased were granted July 5 1944 by the Probate Court of Scott County Missouri to Lucile Mount Executrix. All persons having claims must exhibit them within six months after the date of letters or be barred from the estate and within one year from this notice. O L Spencer Probate Judge.
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Frank BE. Mount
Scott County
Missouri
Lucile Mount
O. L. Spencer
Notice of Final Settlement of Annie Meyer Estate
Notice is given to creditors and interested parties that I R E Bailey administrator C T A intends to make final settlement of the Annie Meyer estate at the next term of court to be convened at Benton Missouri on August 14 1914 R BE RAILEY
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Fenal Settile
Annie Meyer
I. R. E. Bailey
Scott County
Missouri
Benton
R. BE. Railey
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